Beginners All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code (BASIC): A popular computer programing languge developed in the mid 1960s. Each statement is translated and executed as encountered; however, it can be compiled.

 

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Beginners All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code (BASIC): A popular computer programing languge developed in the mid 1960s. Each statement is translated and executed as encountered; however, it can be compiled.

NEC Temperature Code (T Code): An index for describing maximum allowable 'skin' (surface) temperature of a motor under any normal or abnormal operating conditions. The 'T' codes are applicable to U.L. Iisted explosion-pro . . . View Full Definition

NEC (National Electrical Code): A set of rules governing safe wiring methods. Local codes—which are backed by law—may differ from the NEC in some ways.

Lenders Escrow Instructions: A lenders written instructions to the escrow company stating the conditions which must be met before the deed of trust can be recorded.

Nowell Codex: The common scholarly nickname for the medieval manuscript that contains Beowulf. The official designation for this manuscript is Cotton Vitellius A.xv. You can click here to see the first pa . . . View Full Definition

Job Codes: Identification numbers assigned to specific jobs or job tasks.

Object Code: What Source Code becomes after being compiled. You can play object code, but you have to compile source code before you can play it. You can read source code, but object code looks like gobbledygook.

ntegrated Receiver Decoder (IRD): Satellite TV system receiver with a built-in decoder for unscrambling subscription channels. It is usually called a satellite receiver.

Overlay Area Code: A solution to the scarcity of new phone numbers, overlays involve issuance of new 10-digit phone numbers for use alongside an area's existing seven-digit numbers, which have a different area code.

Instruction Set: The set of instructions that the microprocessor can execute.